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> Sent: Friday, March 07, 2014 8:15 PM
> To:
> Cc: users@cloudstack.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Adding CloudStack to existing Xenserver 6.2 pool
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> Host by Host migration is the way to go, but definitely use a new NFS share
> and not the original one.
>
Host by Host migration is the way to go, but definitely use a new NFS share and
not the original one.
One more word or warning, try to keep the amount of time you have a three Host
cluster to a minimum as this can result in an unstable Pool if the Pool Master
goes offline.
Regards
Geoff Higgi
Thanks for the advice :)
What I will do is that
1- I will eject one host from exisiting pool (the hosts are already under
commited)
2- setup cloudstack on the ejected host
3- will start adding vms to the new cloudstack cluster one by one
4- when enough VMs moved that allow me to eject new ho
Moftah,
Do NOT try to add this pool to CloudStack, you could lose all your existing VMs.
What you need to do is setup a new pool (CloudStack Cluster) then import each
VM into CloudStack.
Regards
Geoff Higginbottom
CTO / Cloud Architect
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Hi
We have an existing Xenserver 6.2 pool with more than 100 VMs and several
hosts.
We are using NFS for all storage and we match all requirements in term of
networking for cloudstack installation.
my question is it safe to install cloudstack on the existing pool ? or that
will affect the existi
